10/29/2022
It's been a while since I posted on here. I've been dealing with a very traumatic incident. My much loved husband of 33 years passed away from a sudden severe cardiac arrest. He was a healthy guy with a good healthy history and it happened at home, I was here I heard him cry out with "why, why, why" I think I knew he going to die. So many things happened, it seems the ambulance arrived on time but I don't know. I can't help but feel guilty for not reacting sooner, I know there was nothing I could have done , but it still doesn't feel that way. Though it was January 18, 1:18a.m that he passed away, it doen't feel that long ago. I don't cry as much but some times I feel relieved to ccry because it makes it feel I really lost the best thing to ever happen to me in my life. There will never, ever, ever be another him and I know I will never love again.
I take medication for anxiety, Major Depressive disorder and have thought about how much I would rather be with him wherever he is than on earth. It' s not that I haven't thought about su***de ... I have. ..more times than I want to admit here. Pain meds. Anxiety meds. All would have been options. But the point is I talk to someone before it goes that far. And I haven't made it that far. I have a psychiatrist and a talk therapist, to talk to. I talk to my husband (his pic is on my dresser). I talk to him as much as I can because if he could hear me he would listen. I miss him. I dressed him in his favorite sweatshirt,, favorite plaid shirt, cargo pants, socks. He hated to be cold. So I dressed him warm. Sounds silly, huh. But to me, puttin him in a suit would have been wrong, he hated that.
From the day I met him till the day he passed he was the most handsome, kind and smartest man I have ever met. There will never be another like him, ever. I love you Bunny through the universe and back.